Новости за 15.02.2018

Maybe it’s because he doesn’t like dealing in speculation. Maybe it’s because, with an infant at home, he understandably already had his mind fixed on the All-Star break.

Visitors from North Lawndale to the South Loop came Thursday to City Hall to honor Chicago police Cmdr. Paul Bauer, signing remembrance books for the slain officer.

As Chicago Bears quarterback Mitch Trubisky prepares for his sophomore season with the hopes of a franchise on his shoulders, he’ll have a new house to unwind in after all those tough practices and games.

As Chicago Bears quarterback Mitch Trubisky prepares for his sophomore season with the hopes of a franchise on his shoulders, he’ll have a new house to unwind in after all those tough practices and games.

The House on Thursday passed legislation that would amend the Americans With Disabilities Act over objections from disability rights advocates and Democratic leaders, who warned that the bill would remove incentives for businesses to comply with the law.

Most Americans are starting to see one of the early benefits of the new tax law: a bump in take-home pay.

McDonald's is taking cheeseburgers and chocolate milk off its Happy Meal menu in an effort to cut down on the calories, sodium, saturated fat and sugar that kids consume at its restaurants.

U.S. drug regulators want to let drugmakers test Alzheimer's disease treatments on patients years before the disease shows outward signs, and could approve the therapies based on subtle biological signals rather than proof they alleviate symptoms.

The Tribune’s Brad Biggs answers your questions weekly.

Christian Kirk, Calvin Ridley, Courtland Sutton, who do you like? Are any of them worth the eighth pick? Will they still be there in the second round? Can the Bears afford not to use the eighth pick on a WR given there are no free agents worth...

Chicago police released images Thursday of a man suspected in an armed robbery on the Near North Side who was captured on video using the victim’s Ventra card at Blue and Red line stations.

Shomari Legghette, 44, was charged with first-degree murder and armed violence in the killing of Chicago police Cmdr. Paul Bauer. Legghette has a criminal history stretching back more than two decades, court records show. Over the years, he has picked up new charges while out on bond, on parole...

Pending one last bargaining session, high school teachers in West Chicago could go on strike Friday, according to union officials.

In “Black Panther,” the juiciest Marvel Studios movie in years, there’s a moment when the spear-wielding Wakandan general played by “Walking Dead” alum Danai Gurira perches atop a car speeding through the streets of Seoul. She’s in pursuit of Klaue (Andy Serkis) and his machine-gun-wielding henchmen.

Michael Kopech’s stock has been on the rise since he first developed as a high school prospect in Mount Pleasant, Texas.

For $1.65 million, one of Chicago’s original craft beer bars can be yours.

Chicago police Cmdr. Paul Bauer was shot six times in the head, neck, torso, back and wrist, Cook County prosecutors alleged Thursday as Shomari Legghette, his hands and feet shackled, made his first appearance on murder and other charges in a courtroom packed with dozens of officers.

I’m trying to settle into an emotion after the school shooting in Florida.

Elgin Community College student Shla George described a past abusive relationship as an "addiction," her love for her partner clouding the toll the abuse was taking on her and her loved ones.

Struggling Sears Holdings Corp. saw sales in stores open at least a year drop 15.6 percent for the fourth quarter — its worst showing for the crucial holiday period since at least 2012.

Struggling Sears Holdings Corp. saw sales in stores open at least a year drop 15.6 percent for the fourth quarter — its worst showing for the crucial holiday period since at least 2012.

Portage police took two males into custody Thursday morning after receiving initial reports of a pair possibly carrying guns on foot near a middle school, police said.

An orphaned 19-year-old who participated in paramilitary drills with a white nationalist group was charged with murder Thursday in the deaths of 17 people who were fatally shot at a huge Florida high school in the nation's deadliest school attack in five years.

When a gunman opened fire with an AR-15 at a large high school in south Florida, the 17 dead included students and school workers, young and old. Here is a look at some of some of those who lost their lives in the massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School:

A 48-year-old man suited up for the Blackhawks on Thursday during their morning skate.

A couple nights before the Florida school shooting that added at least another 17 innocent souls to our nation's humiliating body count, I dreamed about Sandy Hook.